Projects
Reveille Resources, by way of its fully controlled Italian subsidiary (Futuro Energetico Italiano) is advancing its exploration licence applications through the regulatory approval process for the Novazza and Val Vedello projects in Lombardy, Italy.
Northern Italy Projects
Re-developing strategically positioned uranium deposits in Lombardy
Reveille’s primary focus is successfully obtaining mineral exploration licences for the Novazza and Val Vedello uranium deposits in Northern Italy.
These assets were previously advanced through development stages but remain undeveloped, offering a rare opportunity to apply modern exploration standards and unlock value within a Tier 1 mining jurisdiction.
Subject to final Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) approval, the Company expects to progress exploration activities with a clear pathway toward development.
~17 km
of historical underground mine development
~87K metres
of historical diamond drilling
~390
historical drill holes
~15.8 m lbs
U₃O₈ historical resource estimate*
* Estimated historical exploration and development expenditure: €250–300 million (modern replacement value)
Unlocking value from historically developed deposits in the Lombardy region
Two
advanced historical uranium deposits:
Val Vedello and Novazza
- Historical work completed by AGIP Nucleare and ENI as part of Italy’s national nuclear programme
- Located in Lombardy, Northern Italy, one of Europe’s largest industrial regions
- 100% owned exploration permit applications through Reveille’s Italian subsidiary
Val Vedello
Historically explored uranium deposit
Identified through historic exploration programmes, Val Vedello complements Novazza and enhances the overall scale of the project.
The deposit provides additional exploration upside within the licence area, supporting the broader development potential of the project.
Novazza
Historically developed uranium deposit
Previously advanced but undeveloped, Novazza offers potential for modern re-evaluation and value creation in a Tier 1 mining jurisdiction.
Exploration is expected to progress following final Environmental Impact Assessment approval.
We believe this project is well positioned to benefit from Europe’s increasing emphasis on energy security and the development of domestic resources.
Ippolito Cattaneo
Chief Executive Officer